Seville Grove clearly demonstrates how, with careful planning and innovation, it is possible to provide a diverse range of affordable, innovative and sustainable housing in a superb setting.
Located at the corner of Lake Road and Champion Drive near Armadale in Perth's south-east, the development covers an area of 11 hectares and contains 100 lots and two small group housing sites.
It is built around a conservation category wetlands area and boasts dual use pathways, attractive landscaping, boardwalks in a natural setting and a children's playground. It is also located a short distance from the Champion Lakes water sports facility and 55 hectare lake.
Over three quarters of the development has now sold but there is still a variety of different sized lots available.
Free fencing and front landscaping and a cash rebate of $2,000 is available (conditions apply).
The Seville Grove sales office is located at the Champion Lakes development, only a short drive away (on Regatta Boulevard, off Lake Road). The sales office is open Monday and Wednesday 2-5pm, Saturday 1-5pm and Sunday 12-5pm.
Seville Grove Community
Located just 23kms from the Perth CBD, Seville Grove is well situated with access to local transport, major roads, schools, shopping, entertainment and sporting facilities.
Schools located close by include Westfield Primary School, Grovelands Primary School, John Wollaston Anglican Community School, and Kelmscott Secondary College.
The new Armadale Shopping City is only 4kms away along with cinemas, cafes, restaurants and services.
Leading the way to the future
All the homes built in Seville Grove will incorporate initiatives designed to reduce impact on the environment. These initiatives set Seville Grove apart as a model sustainable community, which is a first for a Western Australia residential estate.
A sustainability audit will ensure that all homes:
For more information regarding these initiatives visit the Armadale Redevelopment Authority (ARA) website or talk to the sales agent Andrew Antonas.
Seville Grove has been designed around a Conservation Category wetland, which has significant environmental value and provides quality natural amenity.
Although formerly degraded, the wetland has been restored to ensure it is the centrepiece of the innovative development - which has been enhanced through ecological sensitive design.
As part of the redevelopment program, 55 mature grass trees from the site have been relocated to the wetland area. This program is just one example of the State Government addressing its commitment to reduce the impact on the local environment during construction of the estate.
Adopting an integrated approach, a Wetland Management Plan ensures natural groundwater conditions are mimicked by the estate to ensure minimal environmental impact. The plan incorporates roadside infiltration swales to assist with recharging groundwater.
An easily accessible raised "nature walk" boardwalk through the wetland ensures everyone can enjoy this wonderful natural asset. A range of information boards and areas for playing, resting and relaxing are all designed to help protect the fragile area and educate the community.
